Christian Nation Vol. 18 1893 - Rparchives.org

12. CHEISTIAN NATION. Volume 18, Feb. 8, ]893The Ma'nager oJ our Adv. T>p't, being fully aware of the risks in-portion of the building where the painter'ssupplies were stored. The wind was' eurred by purchasers in "shopping by mail." has selected the adver- ST»IV,Pre«ideiil.JX.(^2>BeavM- FaUs, Palv«KnsH^^.'«»M3|ta'»»U- .-».-„ .,_THE WORLD'S FAIR TEMPER­ANCE HEADQUARTERS,Which has been bo widely noticed, andin which over 80,000 temperance peoplehave become deeply interested, with theintention of making their home at tbatT^grfK4Wi^^o%iere} At 9 o'clockon that evening a flre broke out in theG o i n g S o u t h ?Consider your uomfort and travel by thsluxurioQS steamers of theCLYDE LIME.The only Line of Steamships betweenNew York and Jacksonville,Fla., without change.& ffording a delightful sail among theSea Islands Along the SouthernCoast Calling at Charleston S. C.Sailing from Pier 29, East Eiver, New York,noy DA YS, WED XES DA TU, FRIDA IS,3PiITables are supplied with the best the Nortt-;ern and Sou' hern Markets afford.generous Every family letter, haa plating from to the do. Sabbath for college, Schoolof huBinoM one and ofour teaohins:; ItlBundeacongregations, Plater Bella readily. earnestly Frnllta large. requestmg the hest of religious to begin influenee, the and its growtflpublication W. r. UarrlaoBib of Co. a Columbua, Sabbath 0, is School steady and Lesson r»>ma,rk«We. Quarterly, For catalogneB bMand accompanying it is a dress paper KETJBBN giving FRAZBK, names and Princival or HoSiamounts pledged, io aid us B". in BODINE, such a work. Secretary, We will %give this matter more attention ai another Montgomery. time. Just Orange Co., N. Y, 1now we wish to urge ihat as a firstnecessity io securingihe end desired, viz : the instruction of our childrenin the distinctive principles of the church, the verywisest thing is to give a strong support to the meansalready provided for that purpose. WTien the SabbaihSchool literature provided in the pages of thispaper receives a measure of support that will warrantus in undertaking the further expense of a LessonQuarterly, we will be ready io take that step. Thereis no better time in ihe year to form Sabbath Sehoolclubs for ihe Christian Nation ihan jusf now. Willthe Superintendent or other prominent worker in everyschool where there is no suoh club carefully examinethe very attractive rates offered to Sabbath Schoolclubs on page eleven of this issue, and get up such aclub f Of the one-third of our Sabbath Schools receivingthe paper in this way during thepast year,all but one have indicated their purpose to renew for1893. Sabbath Schools in which all the teachers andolder scholars receive and study the Lesson articles ofihe Christian Nation, derive tuch ben^t therefromthat they are not willing to be without the paper.